Gitmun

Gitmun is a crossplatform desktop Git client built with Tauri (Rust + React/TypeScript).

Get Gitmun

Source	Platform	Link
Releases	Cross-platform	https://github.com/cst8t/gitmun/releases
openSUSE Build Service	DEB, RPM, and AppImage (Various Linux Distros)	https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Acst8t%3Agitmun&package=gitmun
AUR	Arch Linux	https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gitmun-bin
Flathub (Flatpak)	Linux	Coming Soon
Winget	Windows	winget install -e --id cst8t.gitmun
Microsoft Store	Windows	https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nbvnckh5j9v

What it does

• Open local repositories and inspect status, branches, tags, remotes, and history.
• Stage, commit, fetch, pull, and push without leaving the app.
• View operation output in the built-in Result Log.

Local development

Prerequisites:

• Node.js + npm
• Rust toolchain
• Tauri prerequisites for your OS
• git on PATH

Install dependencies:

npm install

Run in development:

npm run tauri dev

Build desktop bundles:

npm run tauri build

Command line launcher

Gitmun can be launched from a terminal or shell integration:

gitmun
gitmun .
gitmun open /path/to/repo
gitmun clone git@github.com:owner/repo.git /path/to/destination
gitmun clone --to /path/to/destination
gitmun clone https://github.com/owner/repo.git --start
gitmun init /path/to/folder
gitmun --reuse-window open .
gitmun completions bash

gitmun <path> is the shorthand for opening a repository. clone accepts an optional repository URL or SSH path, an optional destination, and --start to begin cloning after the window opens. Use --to to set only the destination. init defaults to the current directory when no path is supplied. Use --help for the full command reference.

Linux-only helper setup (if needed):

npm run linux:setup

Notes

• Gitmun uses your system Git authentication setup (SSH agent, credential helpers, HTTPS tokens).
• Settings are stored in a JSON config file; the path is shown in the Settings window.
• macOS bundles are built in CI but are currently untested because I do not have access to macOS hardware. Any help testing macOS releases is greatly appreciated.